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I am looking for the procedure for hardfacing the drum safety valve seat (operating temp ~ 400 C) but i don't know what number of stellite for this safety valve if material of seat bushing is SA 182 F347

I would appreciate any suggestions for this answer.
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RE: I am looking for the procedure for

Is this a Crosby Valve?
#6 Stellite with Standard Overlay
MInimal Preheat, No PWHT
Gas Tungsten Ara Welding (TIG) Procedure

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RE: I am looking for the procedure for

(OP)
Thank you for your suggestion .My safety valve is consolidated type 1700-S2 if you have any more information please recommend me again

RE: I am looking for the procedure for

Since the loading on the Valve seat in a Safety Valve is of Impact nature and Stellite is poor in withstanding Impact loads, generally Stelliting of Seats of a Safety Valve is not recommended.

RE: I am looking for the procedure for

About Stellite, you can also see:
      Thread725-23517 ;
      Thread330-23518 .
 Maybe you'll find some useful links...
Bye,    'NGL

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